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this dawn has no sun... it has an eye. it is nothing but dreams and a risen Christ. the long beyond behind me, is the avalanche... the tremors in a golden misery. a blunder on glass stilts. this dawn has to step outside - to have a mirror. it has to bake the clay that made a man.... into an iron wisp. it has to occur to God to have your entropy be a deep kiss. to obliterate the schedule of planned events and substitute the void for the real fear. is has to occur to Us to have no reality other than this. to celebrate the anvil of cartoon antics and most refuse the void with the mind clear. ' bout a train don't come.... been always here.... sinking into the ravines of your cabbages and sulking in the mulch of some soiling ambrosia. a cure for Krackens  in your refractory- stammering the diphthong   of an adjacent howl. but not quite an amethyst at rush hour   but a diamond in the hush. a black diamond within us.
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Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 7:28 PM UTC
' bout a train don't come
this dawn has no sun... it has an eye. it is nothing but dreams and a risen Christ. the long beyond behind me, is the avalanche... the tremors in a golden misery. a blunder on glass stilts. this dawn has to step outside - to have a mirror. it has to bake the clay that made a man.... into an iron wisp. it has to occur to God to have your entropy be a deep kiss. to obliterate the schedule of planned events and substitute the void for the real fear. is has to occur to Us to have no reality other than this. to celebrate the anvil of cartoon antics and most refuse the void with the mind clear. ' bout a train don't come.... been always here.... sinking into the ravines of your cabbages and sulking in the mulch of some soiling ambrosia. a cure for Krackens  in your refractory- stammering the diphthong   of an adjacent howl. but not quite an amethyst at rush hour   but a diamond in the hush. a black diamond within us.
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Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 7:28 PM UTC
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